Asia tozza foundation course

Presentation Sheet 1: Process/ Ideas Presentation Sheet 2: Outcome For my final outcome I designed and created a large-scale 3 dimensional foam board room. In which I carefully considered the colour scheme, measurements, details and furniture. It was a learning process for me as I hadn’t previously used foam board before, enabling me to acquire new knowledge,skills and preferences.Overall, I am pleased with my outcome as it had a warm and welcoming feeling due to its rich hues and neutral colours. Arranging my process and final outcome on two presentation sheets was an effective visual communication tool, which showed my potential client my creative process. Ensuring that my presentation was engaging with a meaning was vital ;as it needed to be powerful. After all, the quality of a presentation will often determine whether a customer buys from me or one of my competitors.

Architects and Interior Designers often rely on 3D modelling to aid their projects, as this enables them to push their ideas closer to reality. Its a quick process, which enables these professionals to reduce inaccuracy and give them the advantage of making any improvements or corrections. I decided to work in a similar manor and generate my ideas in 3D forms both digitally and by hand. My google sketch up (a 3D modelling computer program) model was a concept study.It was more satisfying than viewing a 2D drawing and enabled me to navigate within the space to get an understanding of how it could be used.  Overall, it helped me study, visual and understand the space. Whereas, my presentation model was made from foam board. I created my design directly onto the material considering measurements and aesthetics and cut it relatively quickly with scalpel and a metal ruler. It was easy to re-model and enabled me to see the impact on the overall design when minor and major changes we...

Inspiration:  Soothing details such as peaceful artwork that celebrates nature. Inspiration:An inviting and happy room to relax. Surrounded by fresh air, beautiful greenery and the sounds of nature. https://www.decoist.com/2014-03-31/interior-design-solutions-relaxing-rooms/ The most important thing I had to consider when planning my room design , is how that space was going to be used. Since I was redesigning a room in a University with 2,190 students, I figured I wanted to design a welcoming room for people to relax, socialize and unwind from everyday stress. It was important for me to carefully consider furniture, colour scheme, practicality ,mood and atmosphere. All which would contribute to making a restful space. Colour : I deci de that Green was going to be incorporated within my design,as its the colour of life ,nature and harmony . It is often associated with plants. Having a glorious view of nature from floor 3 was impossible. Overall, it has a calming effect by...

Measuring Tape Measurement is an important element in every phase of building; this includes the planning stages. Therefore, it was essential for me to accurately record the measurements found in my chosen space (quiet room-locate on floor 3). To do this, I used a standard measuring tape to give me precise measurements, that were corresponding to the my drawings of the room. From this I was able to create my floor plan using scale and maths. It was a drawing showing the layout of the room, from above. Including the walls,windows and door. I decided not to include measurements of furniture or appliances as it served no purpose and would have been unnecessary. It became clear that floor planning is an important marketing tool, as prospective buyers want to know the configuration of any room. Accuracy was essential as a good floor could increase the overall enjoyment of the home by creating a nice flow between the space.